Pretty much this, it's been said before by Respawn themselves that EA doesn't have complete control over their game, so far it's gone quite well and I too loved playing the beta gameplay and look forward to buying the full version when it comes out.erttheking said:
I'd say this pretty much sums things up.erttheking said:
Andy Shandy said:
And so on. People are different, one cannot say that EA are universally hated to the point of everybody hating them. Easily provable by EA still being alive and selling games. Therefore, some people, actually a sizeable number, would buy their games.tippy2k2 said:
People often like to remake a thread immediately after one gets locked, I've noticed.DoPo said:
Just because EA isn't developing doesn't make it right, that makes it an excuse...erttheking said:
BULLSHIT. They've said that and then kept on being shitty except the shitty things they keeep doing just aren't getting enough media attention besides ScrewAttack. EA has arguably gotten worse in some areas and it's unacceptable...RJ 17 said:I'd say this pretty much sums things up.erttheking said:
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Seriously though, until recently I didn't even know that EA was the publisher behind Titan Fall. All I knew was that it was being made by Respawn, which was a studio formed by many of the key people that made up Infinity Ward. Honestly I think the whole "EA Sucks" thing is getting pretty old at this point. Yeah, they've done some really shitty things in the past, but to their credit they do seem to be keeping to their word about wanting to try and turn their image around due to having won Worst Company in America two years in a row by doing stuff such as getting rid of the whole Online Pass thing.
So yeah, the game looks fun, that's all I really need to know about it. I'm not going to condemn a game just because it has the letters EA stamped onto it. I mean hell, did you see the article about what Respawn said with regards to their beta? "We don't want you to buy our game on faith alone. We want you to try it first. We want you to play the beta and if you can't get in then ask people who have played it to get a sense of whether or not you'd enjoy it. If you've played the game and don't like it, then don't buy it. But please write to Respawn, EA, and Microsoft and let us know what about the game you don't like." Seems like Respawn is a company that wants to get off on the right foot with it's customers.
So what am I supposed to do? Refuse to buy any EA game no matter how much I want it? It won't make things any better, in fact I'd argue that it'd make things worse. EA is always going to have a steady supply of income from their crappy copy paste games like Madden, refusing to buy a game that looks good and truly innovates will hurt the industry. Because the people at EA aren't going to say "Oh, people didn't buy Titanfall because we're dicks" they're going to say "Well, trying new things doesn't work, let's just keep making the same bland stuff that we know will sell."The Crispy Tiger said:
The guy's post was locked and he got on probation (I thought). The original title for this thread was: Let's rephrase this shall we:DoPo said:
Forgive me if I don't run out and get myself a tinfoil hat, they just don't look good on me.The Crispy Tiger said:BULLSHIT. They've said that and then kept on being shitty except the shitty things they keeep doing just aren't getting enough media attention besides ScrewAttack. EA has arguably gotten worse in some areas and it's unacceptable...RJ 17 said:I'd say this pretty much sums things up.erttheking said:
/thread.
Seriously though, until recently I didn't even know that EA was the publisher behind Titan Fall. All I knew was that it was being made by Respawn, which was a studio formed by many of the key people that made up Infinity Ward. Honestly I think the whole "EA Sucks" thing is getting pretty old at this point. Yeah, they've done some really shitty things in the past, but to their credit they do seem to be keeping to their word about wanting to try and turn their image around due to having won Worst Company in America two years in a row by doing stuff such as getting rid of the whole Online Pass thing.
So yeah, the game looks fun, that's all I really need to know about it. I'm not going to condemn a game just because it has the letters EA stamped onto it. I mean hell, did you see the article about what Respawn said with regards to their beta? "We don't want you to buy our game on faith alone. We want you to try it first. We want you to play the beta and if you can't get in then ask people who have played it to get a sense of whether or not you'd enjoy it. If you've played the game and don't like it, then don't buy it. But please write to Respawn, EA, and Microsoft and let us know what about the game you don't like." Seems like Respawn is a company that wants to get off on the right foot with it's customers.
I will wear my Tinfoil hat in pride!!!RJ 17 said:Forgive me if I don't run out and get myself a tinfoil hat, they just don't look good on me.The Crispy Tiger said:BULLSHIT. They've said that and then kept on being shitty except the shitty things they keeep doing just aren't getting enough media attention besides ScrewAttack. EA has arguably gotten worse in some areas and it's unacceptable...RJ 17 said:I'd say this pretty much sums things up.erttheking said:
/thread.
Seriously though, until recently I didn't even know that EA was the publisher behind Titan Fall. All I knew was that it was being made by Respawn, which was a studio formed by many of the key people that made up Infinity Ward. Honestly I think the whole "EA Sucks" thing is getting pretty old at this point. Yeah, they've done some really shitty things in the past, but to their credit they do seem to be keeping to their word about wanting to try and turn their image around due to having won Worst Company in America two years in a row by doing stuff such as getting rid of the whole Online Pass thing.
So yeah, the game looks fun, that's all I really need to know about it. I'm not going to condemn a game just because it has the letters EA stamped onto it. I mean hell, did you see the article about what Respawn said with regards to their beta? "We don't want you to buy our game on faith alone. We want you to try it first. We want you to play the beta and if you can't get in then ask people who have played it to get a sense of whether or not you'd enjoy it. If you've played the game and don't like it, then don't buy it. But please write to Respawn, EA, and Microsoft and let us know what about the game you don't like." Seems like Respawn is a company that wants to get off on the right foot with it's customers.
